Update enterprise trial card title and description

[jpelletier1]

Summary

This PR updates the enterprise trial card on the enterprise index page to have a clearer title and description.

Changes

• Title: Changed from "Start a Free 30-Day Trial" to "OpenHands Enterprise Trial Installation Guide"
• Sub-text: Updated to clearly indicate:
  • It's a free 30-day trial
  • No credit card required
  • Quick deployment benefit retained

Before

<Card title="Start a Free 30-Day Trial" icon="rocket" href="/enterprise/quick-start">
  Deploy OpenHands Enterprise on your own infrastructure in under an hour.
  No credit card required.
</Card>

After

<Card title="OpenHands Enterprise Trial Installation Guide" icon="rocket" href="/enterprise/quick-start">
  Start your free 30-day trial and deploy OpenHands Enterprise on your own infrastructure in under an hour.
  No credit card required.
</Card>

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[jpelletier1]

@OpenHands under enterprise/quick-start, under "Accounts and Credentials", make sure users know they need to Register for a Trial Account at https://install.r9.all-hands.dev/openhands/signup

Have the link to the Trial Account be a Card so it's obvious

[openhands-ai]

I'm on it! jpelletier1 can track my progress at all-hands.dev

[jpelletier1]

Done! I've added a prominent Card under the "Accounts and Credentials" section in enterprise/quick-start.mdx that links to the Trial Account registration page at https://install.r9.all-hands.dev/openhands/signup.

The Card includes:

• Title: "Register for a Trial Account"
• Icon: user-plus
• Description: Explains it's for the free 30-day trial and that users need it to access the installer dashboard

Commit: efe1f50

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[openhands-ai]

Summary

I've successfully addressed the PR comment from @jpelletier1. Here's a checklist of what was requested vs. completed:

Request Checklist

• ✅ Under enterprise/quick-start - Modified the correct file
• ✅ Under "Accounts and Credentials" section - Placed the Card in this exact section
• ✅ Make users know they need to Register for a Trial Account - Added clear description
• ✅ Link to https://install.r9.all-hands.dev/openhands/signup - Used this exact URL
• ✅ Have the link be a Card so it's obvious - Used Mintlify's <Card> component

Changes Made

• Added a single Card component (4 lines) to enterprise/quick-start.mdx
• Committed with message: "Add Trial Account registration Card to quick-start guide"
• Pushed to branch update-enterprise-trial-card-title
• Left a confirmation comment on PR Update enterprise trial card title and description #518

Change Assessment

• Concise: Yes - only added the minimal necessary Card component
• No extraneous changes: Correct - only the requested Card was added
• Follows conventions: Used appropriate Mintlify Card syntax with relevant icon (user-plus)

The PR is now updated and the Mintlify preview at https://allhandsai-update-enterprise-trial-card-title.mintlify.app will reflect the changes once rebuilt.

[all-hands-bot]

🟢 Good taste - Clean documentation improvement.

The changes make the enterprise trial path clearer by:

• Using a more descriptive card title that sets expectations
• Emphasizing the free trial aspect upfront
• Adding a registration card to guide users to sign up first

[RISK ASSESSMENT]

• [Overall PR] ⚠️ Risk Assessment: 🟢 LOW

Simple documentation updates with no code changes or breaking modifications. The new registration card properly guides users through the trial signup flow.

VERDICT:
✅ Worth merging: Clear improvement to user onboarding experience.

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